Hajjah: The tribes of Aflah al-Yaman, Anhim al-Gharb, Anhim al-Sharq, and Subaran in Hajjah Governorate have declared a general mobilization, emphasizing their readiness to confront perceived threats to Islam and defend national causes.
According to Yemen News Agency, the announcement came during extensive tribal gatherings attended by prominent local figures, including Local Council member Ibrahim Falah, Deputy Governors Zaid Al-Hakim and Mohammed Al-Qadhi, and Director of Aflah al-Yaman District Khaled Al-Yazidi. The tribes expressed their commitment to align with the armed forces in what they termed a sacred battle.
The gatherings reiterated the tribes' dedication to the legacy of martyrs, notably Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Mohammed Al-Ghamari, who is remembered for his sacrifice in defense of national dignity and sovereignty. The meetings, which also included provincial human rights officials and local council secretaries, emphasized the need to continue resistance and preserve the principles for which the martyrs fought.
The tribes commended the Ministry of Interior's recent success in apprehending an alleged American-Israeli-Saudi espionage network. They pledged support for the revolutionary leadership and security agencies, urging the judiciary to enforce severe penalties on those implicated in espionage activities.
Local Council member Ibrahim Falah acknowledged the tribes' significant role in maintaining the homeland's security and stability. Deputy Governor Al-Qadhi highlighted the necessity for ongoing mobilization and military preparedness against what was described as the Zionist enemy.
In their concluding statement, the tribes authorized revolutionary leader Sayyid Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi to take appropriate measures against perceived American-Israeli aggression. The statement underscored the tribes' commitment to supporting revolutionary leadership and national causes, particularly the Palestinian cause, while warning against any actions that threaten Yemen's security and stability.